System Generator Module for Electronic Document and Electronic File

ABSTRACT

A system to emulate manual filing system by storing and processing document that operates on Relational Database Management System (RDBMS), comprising; a Electronic Document (eDoc) ( 11 ) having at least one Electronic Document Identifier (eDoc-Identifier), Section, Rowtype and Column; a Electronic Form (eForm) Generator Module to create at least one Electronic Form (eForm) having a Predefined Program based on a Electronic Dictionary (eDict) data; a Flow Diagram having pre-compiled task program set by at least one user; a Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM) Generator to generate at least one task program based on the Flow Diagram to be stored into the Electronic Document (eDoc) ( 11 ); a Mapping 
     Generator Module to generate data mapping program based on a graphical information; a Transaction Processing Module to store the generated Mapping Program; a System Generator Module to generate process control and business rules into pre-compiled program using Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM); a Program Module having at least one Electronic Form (eForm) to capture data entry based on set of instructions and data fields that pre-defined in at least one Electronic Dictionary (eDict); a Virtual Memory for storing the Electronic Document (eDoc) ( 11 ); and a Web-Read Module ( 4 ) for retrieving the Electronic Document (eDoc) ( 11 ) from the Virtual Memory based on at least one identifier of Electronic Document (eDoc) ( 11 ).

FIELD OF INVENTION

The proposed invention relates to a system and method to emulate manualfiling system by storing and processing document that operates onRelational Database Management System (RDBMS).

BACKGROUND ART

An age of integration—in which data, images, audio and video are usedtogether, often in the same document or process—has generated a realneed for an efficient, seamless and intuitive means of storing andretrieving all this digital information. This usually means having tomanage complex relationships between stored entities. Traditionalmethods involve breaking up and placing parts of the data into varioustables so that a relational database management system (RDBMS) canhandle them: this highly complex task involves designing and managingrelationships between data items stored in the various tables.

Software development for enterprise is complex and time consuming as itmay require hundreds of man years. The main contributor to complexity isthe tens of thousands of tables necessary in an enterprise system. Thedesign of the database together with the primary and foreign keyscomplicates SDLC. Also tables require extra programs to link and splitdocuments.

The legacy system that uses RDBMS as its database cannot store documentsand folios, the documents and folios must be split into tables withdifferent primary keys and foreign keys to be able to store onto RDBMS.The thousands of table designs must include all input tables,intermediate tables and output tables is a very complicated undertaking.

The thousands of tables complicate systems development life cycle (SDLC)& complicates data managements. Therefore, to provide a one view ofcustomer folio, general ledger folio, stock folio, etc. is a difficulteffort as the data must be transformed between each process (web,transmission, storage, processing (batch, on-line, BPM),data-warehousing, data-mining, output.

In Legacy system, it is difficult to integrate data & system because itis usually developed by different group as Legacy systems involvethousands of tables. The Documents, Flows, Business Rules & Codes areoften lost in the process, therefore difficult for business personnel totalk to the computer people.

Because of the complexity, software changes are slow, complex &expensive, the dateline are difficult to meet. What is really needed isan efficient system which stores structured, semi-structured andunstructured data (and the schema which describes the data), and managesthe relationships between data items.

Therefore an invention is proposed a system to emulate manual filingsystem by storing and processing electronic document that operates onRelational Database Management System (RDBMS).

SUMMARY OF INVENTION

The present invention provides a system to emulate manual filing systemby storing and processing document that operates on Relational DatabaseManagement System (RDBMS), comprising; a Electronic Document (eDoc) (11)having at least one Electronic Document Identifier (eDoc-Identifier),Section, Rowtype and Column; a Electronic Form (eForm) Generator Moduleto create at least one Electronic Form (eForm) having a PredefinedProgram based on a Electronic Dictionary (eDict) data; a Flow Diagramhaving pre-compiled task program set by at least one user; a ElectronicBusiness Processing Module (eBPM) Generator to generate at least onetask program based on the Flow Diagram to be stored into the ElectronicDocument (eDoc) (11); a Mapping Generator Module to generate datamapping program based on a graphical information; a TransactionProcessing Module to store the generated Mapping Program; a SystemGenerator Module to generate process control and business rules intopre-compiled program using Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM);a Virtual Memory for storing the Electronic Document (eDoc) (11); and aWeb-Read Module (4) for retrieving the Electronic Document (eDoc) (11)from the Virtual Memory based on at least one identifier of ElectronicDocument (eDoc) (11).

Preferably, the Web-Read Module (4) for retrieving the ElectronicDocument (eDoc) (11), further comprising; a Paging Module (7) having theElectronic Document (eDoc) (11) append into at least one Electronic File(eFile) in the RDBMS according to a predefined Page limit; a IndexModule (8) having at least one Index for the Electronic File (eFile)based-on document identifier, date, end sequence number, documentstatus, document offset and document length; and a Read Module (9) toobtain the Index and at least one Data Relative Page of the ElectronicFile (eFile) from the Index Module (8) based on the identifier, in whichthe Electronic Document (eDoc) (11) retrieved from the Paging Module (7)based on the retrieved Index and Data Relative Page to be stored in theVirtual Memory and update the Index Module (8).

Preferably, the identifier of Electronic Document (eDoc) (11) comprisingthe Electronic Document Identifier (eDoc-Identifier), Section, Rowtypeand Column.

Preferably, the identifier of Electronic Document (eDoc) (11) comprisingdocument identifier, date, end sequence number, document status,document offset and document length.

A further aspect of present invention provides a system to emulatemanual filing system by storing and processing document that operates onRelational Database Management System (RDBMS), further comprising; aEnquiry Module for retrieving a pluralities of Electronic Document(eDoc) (11) information based on at least one Information for theElectronic Document Identifier (eDoc-Identifier), Section, Rowtype andColumn of Electronic Document (eDoc) (11), in which the retrievedElectronic Document (eDoc) (11) information having at least one filehistory display into at least one list form.

Preferably, the list form having at least one predefined information foreach document.

Preferably, the Enquiry Module, further comprising a Editing Module toload the retrieved Electronic Document (eDoc) (11) for updating theretrieved Electronic Document (eDoc) (11) and store at least one UpdatedData to the Virtual Memory.

Preferably, the Enquiry Module, further comprising a Viewing Module toload the retrieved Electronic Document (eDoc) (11) for viewing theretrieved Electronic Document (eDoc) (11).

Preferably, the Enquiry Module further includes a Searching Module,wherein the Searching Module retrieves the Electronic Document (eDoc)(11) using the Web-Read Module (4) based-on at least one Index, in whichthe index is retrieved from the identifier of Electronic Document (eDoc)(11) comprising document identifier, date, end sequence number, documentstatus, document offset and document length.

Preferably, the Web-Read Module (4) further includes a Uploading Moduleto upload the Electronic Document (eDoc) (11) based the identifier ofElectronic Document (eDoc) (11), in which the Uploading Module establishconnection to at least one server having RDBMS and update the RDBMS withthe uploaded Electronic Document (eDoc) (11).

Another aspect of present invention provides a method to emulate manualfiling system by storing and processing document that operates onRelational Database Management System (RDBMS), comprising steps of;obtaining a login authentication based on at least one user input;validating the login authentication of the user with at least one logindetails in a database; retrieving at least one user security matrixinformation of the valid user stored in the database; and displaying amenu having at least one list of predefined program stored in thedatabase based on the user security matrix information.

Preferably, the displaying at least one selection menu stored in thedatabase based on the user's security matrix information, furthercomprising steps of; loading at least one Electronic Business ProcessingModule (eBPM) Generator having a predefined program, if the userselected from the displayed menu; loading at least one Electronic Form(eForm) Generator Module having a predefined program, if the userselected from the displayed menu; and logging out and update the logoutrequest time to the database, if the user selected from the displayedmenu.

Preferably, the Loading at least one Electronic Business ProcessingModule (eBPM) Generator having a predefined program, further comprisingsteps of; displaying a menu having at least one list of predefinedprogram stored in the Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM)Generator; creating at least one workflow program, if the user selectedfrom the displayed menu; saving the workflow program, if the userselected from the displayed menu; loading at least one predefinedworkflow program, if user selected from the displayed menu; and exitingthe predefined program of Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM)Generator, if the user selected from displayed menu.

A further aspect of present invention provides a method to creating atleast one workflow program, further comprising steps of; displaying amenu having Start Component, End Component, Condition Component, FlowComponent and Save Component stored in the database; generating a StartComponent for workflow program based the user input, if the userselected from the displayed menu; generating a End Component forworkflow program based the user input, if the user selected from thedisplayed menu; generating at least one Condition Component for workflowprogram based the user input, if the user selected from the displayedmenu; generating at least one Flow Component for workflow program basedthe user input, if the user selected from the displayed menu; and savingthe generated components for workflow program, if the user selected fromthe displayed menu.

A further aspect of present invention provides a method to saving theworkflow program, further comprising steps of; extracting flowinformation from the workflow diagram; generating a graphicalinformation from the flow information; storing the graphical informationby using the Transaction Processing Module; generating a predefinedprogram for at least one task of graphical information; integrating amapping information for the task of graphical information using theTransaction Processing Module; and storing the mapped task using theTransaction Processing Module.

A further aspect of present invention provides a method to loading atleast one predefined workflow program, further comprising steps of;displaying a menu having Design Program, Metering Program and ViewProgram stored in the workflow program; authorizing the user to edit atleast one predefined task properties stored in the workflow program, ifthe user selected the Design Program from displayed menu; verifyingoperational workflow for the predefined task using a Retrieval Module,if the user selected the Metering Program from displayed menu; anddisplaying all of the predefined task, if the user selected the ViewProgram from displayed menu.

A further aspect of present invention provides a method to integrating amapping information for the task of graphical information using theTransaction Processing Module, further comprising steps of; receivingthe mapping instruction from a Mapping Program; extracting a mappinginstruction contains mapping level, Source and Destination RowIdentifier; interpreting the mapping instruction if the mapping is atRow or Column level of mapping level; validating if the mapping is atRow level; retrieving a Source and Destination Row eDicts using ReadModule (9), if there is mapping at Row level; identifying a matchingSource and Destination Column Name between the retrieved Source andDestination Row eDicts; verifying, if Source and Destination Column Nameare matched; adding the matching Source and Destination Column pair intoa temporally list, if Source and Destination Column Name are matched;validating if there are more column to match; validating if the mappingis at Column level; retrieving the Source and Destination Row eDictsusing Read Module (9), if the mapping is at Column level; translatingthe Column Name into actual index based on the Row eDict retrieved;generating the Mapping Program using the identified Source andDestination index; generating at least one Condition and Computationbased on mapping instruction received; and storing the generated MappingProgram to the database using Transaction Processing Module.

The present invention consists of features and a combination of partshereinafter fully described and illustrated in the accompanyingdrawings, it being understood that various changes in the details may bemade without departing from the scope of the invention or sacrificingany of the advantages of the present invention.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

To further clarify various aspects of some embodiments of the presentinvention, a more particular description of the invention will berendered by references to specific embodiments thereof, which areillustrated in the appended drawings. It is appreciated that thesedrawings depict only typical embodiments of the invention and aretherefore not to be considered limiting of its scope. The invention willbe described and explained with additional specificity and detailthrough the accompanying drawings in which:

FIG. 1 illustrates overall architecture of the Electronic Document(eDoc) and Electronic File (eFile).

FIG. 2 illustrates an example of Electronic Dictionary (eDict) ormetadata is used to describe the attribute/behavior in a string.

FIG. 3 illustrates an example eLedger containing details of a customerprofile and item details.

FIG. 4 illustrates an example creation of subDoc based on the example asin FIG. 3.

FIG. 5 illustrates an example of how eFiles store in a RDBMS Table.

FIG. 6 illustrates flow chart of System Generator Module for loginauthentication process and menu display.

FIG. 7 illustrates flow chart of System Generator Module for userselection process from menu.

FIG. 8 illustrates flow chart of Electronic Business Processing Module(eBPM) Generator for user selection process from menu.

FIG. 9 illustrates flow chart of Electronic Business Processing Module(eBPM) Generator for Design, Metering and View operation modes.

FIG. 10 illustrates flow chart of Electronic Business Processing Module(eBPM) Generator for saving a workflow of Design, Metering and Viewoperation modes.

FIG. 11 illustrates flow chart of Electronic Business Processing Module(eBPM) Generator for extracting a workflow of Design, Metering and Viewoperation modes.

FIG. 12 illustrates flow chart of Electronic Business Processing Module(eBPM) Generator for forming a workflow of Design, Metering and Viewoperation modes.

FIG. 13 illustrates flow chart of Electronic Form (eForm) Generator foradding elements based on Electronic Dictionary (eDict) into ElectronicForm (eForm).

FIG. 14 illustrates flow chart of Electronic Form (eForm) Generator forgenerating a new Electronic Form (eForm).

FIG. 15 illustrates flow chart of Electronic Form (eForm) Generator forgenerating a Electronic Form (eForm) based on predefined program.

FIG. 16 illustrates flow chart of Electronic Form (eForm) Generator forforming a elements to be added based on Electronic Dictionary (eDict)into Electronic Form (eForm).

FIG. 17 illustrates flow chart of Electronic Form (eForm) Generator forforming a Electronic Form (eForm).

FIG. 18 illustrates flow chart of Mapping Generator for forming aMapping Program based predefined mapping instructions.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

The proposed invention relates to a system and method to emulate manualfiling system by storing and processing document that operates onRelational Database Management System (RDBMS).

Data is stored in a format called Electronic Document (eDoc), whichserves as the display, storage, processing, and transmission formatthroughout the systems development life cycle, without transformation atany stage. Data can be imported from or exported to any format includingPDF, XML, XLS and CSV.

An Electronic File (eFile) stores eDocs (with all data file types) on adatabase (RDBMS). Filing System predominantly utilizes the databaseread, write and index functions only. Therefore it can utilise almostall popular RDBMS, and if necessary can handle any customised, in-housedatabase systems.

As illustrated in FIG. 1, the system to emulate manual filing system forstoring and processing document that operates on Relational DatabaseManagement System (RDBMS), comprising; a String Template (1) having atleast one details of document number, number of sections and number ofrows defined based on at least one Input; a String Module (2) forgenerate a Electronic Document (eDoc) (11) having at least oneElectronic Document Identifier (eDoc-Identifier), Section, Rowtype andColumn by validating the document number, number of sections and numberof rows based on the String Template (1); and a Extraction Module (3)for extracting the Electronic Document Identifier (eDoc-Identifier),Section, Rowtype and Column of Electronic Document (eDoc) (11) generatedby the String Module (2) for retrieval process. The system also includesa Retrieval Module (4) for retrieving at least one Retrieved Data fromthe data of Electronic Document (eDoc) (11) stored in the database basedon at least one Input of the Section, Rowtype and Column; a UpdatingModule (5) for updating the Retrieved Data of Electronic Document (eDoc)(11) and store at least one Updated Data to the database based on theInput of Section, Rowtype and Column defined; and a Formation Module (6)for forming the updated Electronic Document (eDoc) (11) by retrievingthe Updated Data based on the Input of Section, Rowtype and Column.Further, the system has a Paging Module (7) for append ElectronicDocument (eDoc) (11) in the database into at least one Electronic File(eFile) (13) according to a predefined Page limit; a Indexing Module (8)for forming at least one Index to the Electronic File (eFile) (13)based-on document identifier, date, end sequence number, documentstatus, document offset and document length; and a Read Module (9) forretrieving the Index and at least one Data Relative Page (Page 0) of theElectronic File (eFile) (13) based on at least one Read Input to atleast one Output. In addition the system further includes a MappingModule (10) for updating at least one Retrieved Data based on at leastone Mapping Input by determining the Electronic File (eFile) (13) usingthe Read Module (9) to retrieve the Retrieved Data of ElectronicDocument (eDoc) (11) using the Retrieval Module (4), in which theUpdating Module (5) update the Retrieved Data to the database andforming the Retrieved Data into the Electronic Document (eDoc) (11)using the Formation Module (6) for updating into at least one ElectronicFile (eFile) (13) using Paging Module (7) and forming at least one Indexusing the Indexing Module (8); and a Enquiry Module (14) for retrievinga pluralities of Electronic Document (eDoc) (11) information using aMapping Module (10) based on at least one Information for the ElectronicDocument Identifier (eDoc-Identifier), Section, Rowtype and Column ofElectronic Document (eDoc) (11), in which the retrieved ElectronicDocument (eDoc) (11) information having at least one file historydisplay into at least one list form.

eDoc Filing System account-centric system that acts as a display,transmission, storage and processing medium from end to end withoutrequiring any other transformation or normalization.

Electronic File (eFile) is an electronic folio (similar to a file inconventional manual filing systems) where all types of documents withdifferent data types can be stored together in an account-centricmanner.

The Filing system logically stores all data and information that relateto a single account in an Electronic File (eFile), in chronologicalorder. The Electronic Document (eDoc) are stored as sequential stringsof data mapped to a data dictionary, and may include multiple data typesin each string (e.g. image files, binary files, comma separated format,XML or any of the nearly 500 data formats in existence today). Thisallows the storage of any type of data within one record. The way eDocstores its data provides near real-time data mining without the need fordata modeling.

eDoc is a data storage format comprising strings containing multiplerows each preceded by a unique row code: RxxV-Rxx being the row# and Vthe version#. Multiple rows of data of various rows make an eDoc. Alldata is stored in variable length or fixed length columns. Each rowcontains multiple columns separated by terminators. There are specialterminators for start and end of DxxV (documents), RxxV (rows), etc.eDoc is designed for change. Various versions of RxxV and DxxV can existconcurrently. eDoc can be converted to XML and vice versa. eDoc issimilar to XML as its data also has separators and identifiers and tags,but eDoc has additional system fields that provide new functionality. Ifrequired, XML is used as a universal transmission document and passed toother systems, where data can be normalized to tables. The table 1.0 and2.0 further describes the terminators (separator) and identifiers andtags.

eDoc String

Example of eDoc String-Data Structure: (Store in LxxV)

  üDxxVû  üSxxVû   üRID0ûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûûüRû   üRxxVûûû ... ûûûüRû  ...   üRxxVûûû ... ûûûüRû  üSû  ...  üSxxVû  ...  üSû üDû

Terminators (Separator) Coding Structure

TABLE 1.0 Basic Separator Code Separator Example üDxxVû Start DocumentüDJS4û-start of Job sheet üDû End Document üDû üSxxVû Start SectionüS001û-start of 1^(st) Section üSû End Section üSû üRxxVû Start RowüRNA1û-start of Name/Address Row v1 üRû End Row üRû û Field Separatorûfield-1û . . . ûfield-n ý SubField ý sub field-1 ý . . . ý subfield-nSeparator ü[ Open Packet ü[üDJS1 . . . open packet for subDoc of DJS1 ü]Close Packet . . . üSûüDûü]close packet for the subDoc

LDSRC Coding Structure

TABLE 2.0 Code Description Example LxxV Ledger Code LJS4: JobsheetLedger version 4 DxxV Document Code DJS4: Jobsheet Document version 4SxxV Section Code S001: Section 1 RxxV Row Code RNA5: Name AddressRowtype version 5 CxxV Column Code C005: Column 5 VxxV SubColumn Code

The Document Identifier (such as RID0) will only contain one or thewhole Document, in which the Document Identifier is stored in the firstSection. The Document Identifier contains details such as creatordetails, document details, update history, attributes and etc.Furthermore, the eDoc String data structure is also an Nth-dimensiondata structure where another eDoc String can be encapsulated within theü[ . . . ü] and stored in a Column. The LDSRC Codes is also representingthe GIS of an eDoc String stored. To retrieve the eDoc String, the LDSRCCodes are used to locate them.

Example of eDoc String: (Store in LHRO)

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eDict

As illustrated in FIG. 2, the Electronic Dictionary (eDict) or metadatais used to describe the attribute/behavior of each ledger (LxxV),document (DxxV) and Rowtype (RxxV). For LxxV level, the ledgeridentifier, eDoc updating methods (FIFO, LIFO, Update or Overwrite) andnumber of eDoc to be kept in eLedger is predefined in Ledger type eDict.For DxxV level, the document type to be or can be stored is predefinedin the Document type eDict. For RxxV level, the Rowtype type eDict iscategorized into 3 parts; first, general attributes such as name, datatype, data length and so forth; second, display attributes such as fonttype, size, color and so forth; third, computation attributes like datavalidation and computation. The table 3.0, 4.0 and 5.0 shows an exampleof metadata or library predefined for Ledger, Document and Rowtype.

Ledger eDict—Definition

TABLE 3.0 Dictionary # Name Function Length Description 1 row data 4RDL0 2 doc data 4 Document (DxxV) 3 sq data 4 Sequence# 4 st data 2Status 5 lg data 4 LD10 6 ac1 data 16 Ledger (LXXV) 7 ac2 data 16 8 projdata 4 Project 9 datatyp data 1 10 usg data 1 11 opt data 1 12 subfielddata 4 13 nm1 data 32 Ledger name 14 nm2 data 32 Update method(FIFO/LIFO/U/O) 15 le data 2 Max document 16 de data 1 17 def data 16 18hid data 10 19 htag data 4 20 htype display 4 21 hstyle display 255 22lig data 255 23 dup entry 1 24 msk display 200 25 cond compute 255 26comp compute 255 27 next compute 4 28 der data 29 mnle validate 2 30 mxvvalidate 14 31 mnv validate 32 res1 reserved 33 res2 data 4 34 res3reserved 35 res4 reserved 36 res5 reserved 37 bal data balance 38 sizedata Size of this row 39 secu data 8 Security 40 cksum data 8 Checksum

Document eDict—Definition

TABLE 4.0 Dictionary # Name Function Length Description 1 row data 4RDD0 2 doc data 4 Document (DxxV) 3 sq data 4 Sequence# 4 st data 2Status 5 lg data 4 LD10 6 ac1 data 16 Doc (DXXV) 7 ac2 data 16 8 projdata 4 Project 9 datatyp data 1 File type (Excel/Email/bin/eDoc) 10 usgdata 1 11 opt data 1 12 subfield data 4 13 nm1 data 32 Document name 14nm2 data 32 15 le data 2 Size of Doc 16 de data 1 Version 17 def data 1618 hid data 10 19 htag data 4 20 htype display 4 21 hstyle display 25522 lig data 255 23 dup entry 1 24 msk display 200 25 cond compute 255 26comp compute 255 27 next compute 4 28 der data 29 mnle validate 2 30 mxvvalidate 14 31 mnv validate 32 res1 reserved 33 res2 data 4 34 re53reserved 35 res4 reserved 36 res5 reserved 37 bal data balance 38 sizedata Size of this row 39 secu data 8 Security 40 cksum data 8 Checksum

Rowtype eDict—Definition

TABLE 5.0 Dictionary # Name Function Length Description 1 row data 4RDC0 2 doc data 4 Document (DxxV) 3 sq data 4 Sequence# 4 st data 2Status 5 lg data 4 LD10 6 ac1 data 16 RowCol (RxCx) 7 ac2 data 16 8 projdata 4 Project 9 datatyp data 1 Data (9/A/X/B/D/T) 10 usg data 1 Usage(C/Blank) 11 opt data 1 Optional 12 subfield data 4 Subfield 13 nm1 data32 Label 14 nm2 data 32 Name of column 15 le data 2 Max Length 16 dedata 1 Decimal (2 dec) 17 def data 16 Default 18 hid data 10 HTML ID 19htag data 4 HTML Type 20 htype display 4 # of elements 21 hstyle display255 Font, x, y, etc 22 lig data 255 URL 23 dup entry 1 Duplicate 24 mskdisplay 200 Mask 25 cond compute 255 Condition 26 comp compute 255Computation 27 next compute 4 Tab index 28 der data — Derived Data 29mnle validate 2 Minimum length 30 mxv validate 14 Maximum value 31 mnvvalidate Minimum value 32 res1 reserved 33 res2 data 4 Section 34 res3reserved 35 res4 reserved 36 res5 reserved 37 bal data — 38 size data —Size of this row 39 secu data 8 Security 40 cksum data 8 Checksum

Example of eDict Structure

üDDR0û üS001û <--------------------- 40 columns in horizontalrepresentation ------------------ -----------> üRDC0û doc û sq û st û lgû ac1 û ac2 û proj û datatyp û usg û opt û subfield û nm1 û nm2 û le ûde û def û hid û htag û htype û hstyle û lig û dup û msk û cond û comp ûnext û der û mnle û mxv û mnv û res1 û res2 û res3 û res4 û res5 û bal ûsize û secuû cksumüRû üSû üDû

eLedger

Electronic Ledger (eLedger) is where summaries or derivatives of eFilethat is kept in variable length or fixed length format thus allowing forgreater flexibility and fast retrieval. The Information in eLedger canbe deleted and modified. Each eFile can have multiple eLedgers ifrequired (for speedy reporting purposes). The update method of each eDocto the eLedger is predefined in eLedger dictionary. The eLedger cancontain n copies of eDoc that arrange in FIFO or LIFO manner; or neweDoc can override the exiting eDoc in the eLedger; or the update onlymanipulate data from certain column(s) in eDoc with the predefinecolumn(s) in eLedger. The system may further include Zero Balancingfunction where every transaction can be traced and no information isever deleted, which means everything will be balanced (always balance tolast cent). All transactions have a copy in the Transaction Ledger, sochanges to any account are immediately verifiable and problems isolated.The system also may make the system naturally SOX Compliant(Sarbanes—Oxley Act of 2002). The system may further include ReverseProcessing where a new eLedger can be generated or regenerated fromeFile based on new configuration or updated configuration.

As illustrated in FIG. 3, the eLedger contains example customer profilethat includes customer details (RNA6—Name and Address Rowtype) andsummary of total item such as apple, orange and pear bought daily(R320—32-day Rowtype) and monthly (R130—13-month Rowtype) for year 2014.The summary in the eLedger are populated from the daily transactions ineFile.

Rowtype Header & Footer

TABLE 6.0 sq name description 1 RxxV rowtype 2 RWCD row code 3 RWSQsequence 4 RWST status 5 RWLG ledger 6 RWA1 account 1 7 RWA2 account 2 8RWCO company & department . . . . . . n + 1 RWBA balance n + 2 RWSZ sizen + 3 RWSE security n + 4 RWCS checksum

All Rowtype contains a Header with 8 columns and a Footer with 4 columnsas shown on the Table 6 above. The row code (RWCD) of the Rowtype Headerindicates its uniqueness among other same Rowtypes that appear within aSection and ledger (RWLG), account 1 (RWA1), account 2 (RWA2) andcompany & department (RWCO) indicates the location of the Rowtype in thedatabase. The security (RWSE) of the Rowtype Footer is used to ensurethat the right user(s) can access this row and the checksum (RWCS) is toensures the data within the row is not corrupted.

Subsequent Documents (SubDoc)

As illustrated in FIG. 4, the creation of Subsequent Documents (subDoc),where the system splits a Doc so that it can be debited/credited torelevant account, each subDoc is appended as a string one after another.The Main Doc and subDoc(s) will have the same document identifier. Forexample, an invoice with document identifier, D232 may have a subDoc todebit customer account and subDoc to credit Apple, Orange and PearStock. (Referring to the example in FIG. 2).

Reserve and Commit

It's a process where a set of predefined requirements have to be adheredbefore any updating can take place. For example in an invoice, therequirements will be the customer must have sufficient credit to bedebited from the account and there must be sufficient stock to bestocked out before the process is committed.

Header+Index+Data

As illustrated in FIG. 5, the eFiles are stored in a RDBMS table, wherethe table comprises of Control, Index and Data. The Control sectioncontains key and details about the Page. The Index is used to locate thelocation of each eDoc in a Page, where the Indexing are done inHorizontal manner to create sub-filing system within a filing system.The Data is where the eFile is stored.

Example of Index for Account 1, Relative Page is as below:

DHR0:20140828: 5: U: 0: 122/DHR0:20140828: 6: U: 122:250/DHR0:20140828: 7: U: 250: 372/

Each account contains a eFile and the eFile contains number of eDocs.The eFile is chopped into Pages according to Page size before storinginto RDBMS. The Page number begins from Relative Page and when a newPage is added, the Relative Page is advanced to Page 1 and the Pagenumber of the newly added Page is 0 and so forth. Besides that, RelativePage is also a relative page to the system; the enquiry will alwaysstart from Relative Page.

The Control section may also include the following:

-   -   Ig—ledger identifier    -   ac1—account 2    -   Ipgn—last page no    -   ssq—start document sequence no    -   sin—start Page line no    -   esq—end document sequence no    -   eIn—end Page line no    -   date—last updated date    -   st—the status of the eFiie such as deleted    -   co—company and department    -   bal—balance of all eDocs

The System Generator Module is a IT system/software generator used forsoftware generator. This is used by IT or non-IT professional to createa software or IT system. Applicator is named as user of the SystemGenerator Module. Applicator transform the manual system to IT systemthrough System Generator Module.

The Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM) Generator is anintelligent graphical tools used by applicator to create a system flowdiagram and system flow program. When applicator created and saved asystem flow diagram, Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM)Generator will generate task in system flow into program and store intoElectronic Document (eDoc).

The Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM) Generator also allowsusers to print, view, design and edit a system flow. The changes of ITsystem/software system flow can be done immediately through ElectronicBusiness Processing Module (eBPM) Generator. Applicator only needs toedit the graphical system flow diagram to modify the system flowprogram. Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM) Generator able tocapture and update the changes to the system flow program automatically.

Electronic Form (eForm), one of the module in the System GeneratorModule, main objective is to generate electronic form to capture userinputs, and store into Electronic Filing System (eFiling) for furtherprocess.

It is very common for users to captures inputs online or offline withelectronic form, but making Electronic Form (eForm) so unique anddifferent are, not only Electronic Form (eForm) can generate electronicform, it also allow users to create a new Electronic Form (eForm) withinone man day, even users with the least training and knowledge on SystemGenerator Module.

Users can also include Electronic Form (eForm) functions for (LLG—alibrary of Electronic Form (eForm) pre-created program) some specialactions, for example manipulating another element in Electronic Form(eForm), fetch data from Electronic Filing System (eFiling) etc. Thisallows Electronic Form (eForm) to also perform as system applicationwith complicated actions. Within Electronic Form (eForm) design mode,users can also setup Electronic Dictionary (eDict) for each element,thus granting more control over Electronic Form (eForm), for exampleposition of elements, or control for data validation, setting thedefault value etc.

To adapt the changing nature of modern business, Electronic Form (eForm)is designed that it can read and display even with different version ofElectronic Form (eForm), as long as identifiers are correct, ElectronicForm (eForm) allow users to apply minor modification with leasttraining.

Electronic Form (eForm) can cope with Electronic Business ProcessingModule (eBPM) Generator, allow Electronic Business Processing Module(eBPM) Generator to call and display targeted Electronic Form (eForm)with Electronic Document (eDoc), and also granted the control oversections activities, and capture process time for further computations.And with the Mapping Generator Module, the Electronic Form (eForm)capture data and send to Mapping Generator Module to further process.

The Mapping Generator Module is used to generate and integrate businessrules in eSG. Mapping Generator Module is created in fast way throughUser-Interface (UI). Mapping Generator Module also enable user to setconditions and computations to illustrates the business rule. Thebusiness rules are generated in a program and integrate with ElectronicBusiness Processing Module (eBPM) Generator. In convention system,mapping is executed by every single value. In Mapping Generator Module,it can be executed by column (single value) and row based (multiplevalues).

System Generator Module

The System Generator Module generates forms/modules/components intopre-compiled programs without required extensive analysis works throughElectronic Form (eForm). The System Generator Module generates systemflow and performs system integration through Electronic BusinessProcessing Module (eBPM). Further, it also generates business rulesprogram through Mapping Module, which can support row and column baseddata mapping.

The System Generator Module able to generate process control andbusiness rules into pre-compiled Program through Electronic BusinessProcessing Module (eBPM). The System Generator Module enables real timesystem modification without source code modification. All the businessrules, system flow and system validation changes can be done throughElectronic Form (eForm) and Electronic Business Processing Module(eBPM).

The System Generator Module uses one standard data storage table designand uses one standard data file system design in all generated system byusing a standard name coding structure for all system components.

All of the System Generator Module generated programs are namedaccordingly to ease for versioning and the generated programs able tosupport concurrent processing as the Coding structure enables generatedsystem components semantically understandable and eliminates systemconflicts.

Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM) Generator

The Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM) Generator generatessystem flow control automatically when user create/edit system flowdiagram. The Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM) Generator alsogenerates every task in workflow to executable programs to reduce systemcompilation time, where the task is generated into program and storeinto Electronic Document (eDoc). Furthermore the Electronic BusinessProcessing Module (eBPM) Generator edits, updates and saves anyinformation in document format. This allows user to set the businessrules without changing the source code. Business rules can be set oredit in the Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM) Generatorsystem flow diagram level.

The Electronic Business Processing Module (eBPM) Generator increases thespeed of process by reuse the document in system flow. All data isstored in that particular document to be processed by next user. Whennext user executes the task in the same operational workflow, there isno further data processing to prepare the task. The Electronic BusinessProcessing Module (eBPM) Generator enables user to execute task byloading pre-compiled task program.

Electronic Form (eForm) Generator Module

Electronic Form (eForm) Generator provides a variety of tools thatassist user on create a new Electronic Form (eForm) or load and updateexisting Electronic Form (eForm), for example creation and insertion ofelements into Electronic Form (eForm), retrieve existing PredefinedProgram, data identifier selection etc.

The Electronic Form (eForm) Generator can load Electronic Form (eForm),retrieve and display the design and save the final design as PredefinedProgram for Electronic Form (eForm). The Electronic Form (eForm)Generator includes controller that will oversee user design forElectronic Form (eForm), and will alert and guide user on creating avalid Electronic Form (eForm), for example duplication control, dataidentity, Electronic Dictionary (eDict) configuration, to ensure createdElectronic Form (eForm) can process data which compatible to ElectronicDocument (eDoc)design.

The Electronic Form (eForm) Generator also allows user to assign thepre-programmed functions to Electronic Form (eForm) elements and thefunctions will be triggered according to users action.

The Electronic Form (eForm) Generator customize normal form elements, tobe able to interact with Electronic Dictionary (eDict), each elementhave its own storage to store its own set of Electronic Dictionary(eDict) data.

Mapping Generator Module

The Mapping Generator Module allows user to generate data mappingprogram through User Interface (UI), without any source code developmentby user. The Mapping Generator Module also generates business/mappingrules into executable program, including computation and conditionsetting. The Mapping Generator Module able to support row based(multiple values) and column based (single value) data mapping.

As illustrated in FIG. 6, the System Generator Module initiates once thelogin authentication by User key in login detail, which are username andpassword (2501). Then, System will perform validation with the usernameand password (2502). Validate the login details (2503). Thereafter,retrieve user's security matrix information for further processing, Iflogin detail is valid (2504). Then, System will display the SystemGenerator menu based on user's role, department and security matrixaccess (2505).

As illustrated in FIG. 7, the User will trigger any menu item to executeparticular program (2601). Verify, If eForm is triggered by user (2602).The, System will load eForm predefined program and ends, If eForm istriggered (2603). Thereafter, verify, If eBPM is triggered by user(2604). If eBPM is triggered, System will load eBPM predefined program(2605). Then, verify further If Logout is triggered (2606). The Systemwill update the log out time before the program end, If Logout istriggered by user (2607).

As illustrated in FIG. 8, the Electronic Business Processing Module(eBPM) Generator initiates once the User to selects which program fromBPM Menu (2701). Then Verify, If user selection is Loaded (2702). Ifuser selection is Load, System will load the Workflow predefined programand ends (2703). However, If user selection is not Load, then furtherverify, If user selection is Save (2704). If user selection is Save,System will load Save Workflow program and ends (2705). However, If userselection is not Save, then further verify, If user selection is New(2706). If user selection is New, System will load New Workflow programand ends (2707). However, If user selection is not New, then furtherverify If user selection is Close (2708). If user selection is Close,System will terminate BPM program (2709).

As illustrated in FIG. 9, the Electronic Business Processing Module(eBPM) Generator initiates once the User selects operation mode and theworkflow to be loaded by using Read Module (2801). There are total threeoperation modes, which are Design, Metering and View. Then, the Systemwill load the selected workflow template based on user selection (2802).Verify, If user selected operation mode is Design (28031). If userselected operation mode is Design, System enable user to enable alltasks properties for edit and ends (2804). However, If user selectedoperation mode is not Design, the system further Verify, If userselected operation mode is Metering (2805). Then further verify, If userselected operation mode is View (2806). If user selected operation modeis Metering System will check the operational workflow task listing byusing Retrieval Module. Then further verify, If user selected task isthe first (2807). In Metering mode, System will retrieve first task ofthe workflow by using Retrieval Module (2808). Then, the workflow isstored in eDoc. Thereafter, the System enables first task to be executedand metering, then ends (2809). However, If user selected task is notthe first task In Metering mode, System retrieves the latest task forthat particular operational workflow by using Retrieval Module (2810).Then, the System enables latest task to be executed and metering, thenends (2811). On the other hand, If user selected operation mode is View,System will load and disable all tasks in that particular workflow andends (2812).

As illustrated in FIG. 10, the Electronic Business Processing Module(eBPM) Generator initiates once the User triggers save program (2901).Then, the System will extract system flow information from the workflowdiagram (2902). Further, the System will trigger Generate Flow programto perform the flow information extraction (2903). Thereafter, theSystem will store the extracted system flow information by usingTransaction Processing Module (2903). Then, the System also will storethe graphical information by using Transaction Processing Module (2904).Finally, the System will generate the program for every task in theworkflow, integrate the Electronic Mapping programs and stored it byusing Transaction Processing Module (2905).

As illustrated in FIG. 11, the Electronic Business Processing Module(eBPM) Generator initiates by extracting all task components from systemflow diagram and store into task list (3001). Verify, If there is moretasks in the list (3002). If there is no more tasks in the list, thenthe System will compile all tasks and return the master flow list, thenends (3003). However, If there is more tasks in the list, then theSystem will extract pre task information, such as task type, documentidentifier and section (3004). Then, the system will extract post taskinformation, such as task type, document identifier and section (3005).Thereafter, the system also extract task properties, such as task name,task description, auto task, pre task data, document identifier, sectionidentifier, user account, role, department and email (3006). Finally,all the extracted information will be inserted into master flow listmemory (3007), then verify further, If there is more tasks in the list(3002).

As illustrated in FIG. 12, the Electronic Business Processing Module(eBPM) Generator initiates once the User selects an action to perform(3101). Verify, If Start is selected by user (3102). If Start isselected by user, System generates Start component in Editor (3103).However, if Start is not selected by user, then further verify if End isselected by user (3104). If End is selected by user, System generatesEnd component in Editor (3105). However, if End is not selected by user,then further verify If Task is selected by user (3106). If Task isselected by user, System generates Task component in Editor (3107).Then, user performs Task Setting, then end (3108). However, if Task isnot selected by user, then further verify If Condition is selected byuser (3109). If Condition is selected by user, System generatesCondition component in Editor (3110). User performs Condition Setting,then end (3111). However, if Condition is not selected by user, thenfurther verify If Flow is not selected by user (3112). If Flow isselected by user, System generates Flow component in Editor (3113).Then, User performs source and target components setting, then end(3114). However, if Flow is not selected by user, then further verify IfClose is selected by user (3115). If user does not save currentworkflow, then end (3116). However, If user save current workflow,System perform Save Workflow program (3117).

As illustrated in FIG. 13, the Electronic Form (eForm) Generatorinitiated by eForm generator to create the interface with tools thatassist user on developing eForm into Predefined Program (eProgram), anda blank new eForm with default system elements (3201). Then, the systemCheck if user wants to load an existing eForm to process (3202). If userwants to load an existing eForm to process, retrieve and load eForm fromdatabase through Read Module (3203). Thereafter, the User can create andinsert new element into eForm by provided tools on interface of eFormgenerator (3204). These elements are customized to interact with eDict,so that every element can store a set of eDict that will represent theelements on eForm. Then, the User may configure eDict for elements oneForm by provided tools on interface of eForm generator (3205). Finally,Save eForm design into Predefined Program (eProgram) and store intodatabase (3206).

As illustrated in FIG. 14, the Electronic Form (eForm) Generatorinitiated by the interface to design and process an eForm, thiscomponent create tools that can be use by user to create and insertelements into eForm, configure eDict of eForm elements, retrieve andload existing eForm design from database, etc (3301). Then, Creating anew empty eForm with system default background image (3302). Finally,Creating and insert eForm default system elements into new createdeForm, these system elements is important to identify an eForm, toprevent any eForm miss out these elements (3303).

As illustrated in FIG. 15, the Electronic Form (eForm) Generatorinitiated by Retrieve Predefined Program (eProgram) from database byusing read module (3401). Then verify, if loading Predefined Program(eProgram) exists in the database (3402). If loading predefined Programnot exists in the database, alert user (3403). However, If loadingPredefined Program (eProgram) exist in the database, retrieve and loadpredefined Program into eForm generator (3404).

As illustrated in FIG. 16, the Electronic Form (eForm) Generatorinitiated by eForm UI controller which will identify which type ofelements user is creating, create elements and insert into eForm (3501).Then, Each created elements serve as a container to capture data withcertain identifier that match to format of eDoc, for example dataidentity and duplication control (3502). Thereafter, the User thenconfigure eDict for elements on eForm by provided tools on interface ofeForm design, example of eDict: position of element, condition andcomputation, maximum and minimum length of characters, maximum andminimum value etc (3503). Finally, eForm functions controller grantcontrol on eForm elements toexecute eForm functions on user action(3504).

As illustrated in FIG. 17, the Electronic Form (eForm) Generatorinitiated by Retrieve all elements from eForm to process (3601).Thereafter, Retrieve and identify data from retrieved eForm elements(3602). Finally, all the retrieved elements and data, the system willbuild an Predefined Program (eProgram) for future use (3603).

As illustrated in FIG. 18, the Mapping Generator Module will receive themapping instruction from a Mapping Program; mapping instruction containsmapping level (Row or Column Level), Source and Destination RowIdentifier (3701). Thereafter, interpret mapping instruction if themapping is at Row or Column level (3702). Then, validate if the mappingis at Row level, if there is mapping at Row level (3703). Then thesystem will retrieve the Source and Destination Row eDicts using ReadModule (3704). Then, identify matching Source and Destination ColumnName between the Source and Destination Row eDicts retrieved (3705).Then verify, if Source and Destination Column Name are matched. ifSource and Destination Column Name are matched (3706). Then the systemadd the matching Source and Destination Column pair into a temporallylist for later processing (3707). However, if Source and DestinationColumn Name are not matched , then further validate if there are morecolumn to match (3708); if matches the identifying process willcontinue. However, if there is no mapping at Row level, then furthervalidate if the mapping is at Column level (3709). Then, retrieve theSource and Destination Row eDicts using Read Module, if the mapping isat Column level (3710). Thereafter, from the matching pair(s), theColumn Name will be translated into actual index (index of the ColumnName in the eDict) by relying on the Row eDict retrieved (3711). Then,generate Mapping Program using the identified Source and Destinationindex(es) (3712). The Condition and Computation will generated if it'sincluded in the mapping instruction received. Finally, store thegenerated Mapping Program to the database using Transaction ProcessingModule (3713).

The present invention may be embodied in other specific forms withoutdeparting from its essential characteristics. The described embodimentsare to be considered in all respects only as illustrative and notrestrictive. The scope of the invention is, therefore indicated by theappended claims rather than by the foregoing description. All changes,which come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims,are to be embraced within their scope.

1.-17. (canceled)
 18. A system to emulate a manual filing system bystoring and processing document that operates on a relational databasemanagement system, comprising: an electronic document having at leastone electronic document identifier, section, rowtype or column; anelectronic form generator module to create at least one electronic formhaving a predefined program based on an electronic dictionary data; aflow diagram having pre-compiled task program set by at least one user;an electronic business processing module generator to generate at leastone task program based on the flow diagram to be stored into theelectronic document; a mapping generator module to generate data mappingprogram based on a graphical information; a transaction processingmodule to store the generated mapping program; a system generator moduleto generate process control and business rules into pre-compiled programusing the electronic business processing module; a virtual memory forstoring the electronic document; and a web-read module for retrievingthe electronic document from the virtual memory based on at least oneidentifier of the electronic document.
 19. The system according to claim18, wherein the web-read module for retrieving the electronic documentfurther comprises: a paging module having the electronic document appendinto at least one electronic file in the relational database managementsystem according to a predefined page limit; an index module having atleast one index for the electronic file based on a document identifier,date, end sequence number, document status, document offset and documentlength; and a read module to obtain the Index and at least one datarelative page of the electronic file from the index module based on theidentifier, in which the electronic document retrieved from the pagingmodule is based on the retrieved index and data relative page to bestored in the virtual memory and updating the index module.
 20. Thesystem according to claim 18, wherein the identifier of the electronicdocument comprises the electronic document identifier, section, rowtypeor column.
 21. The system according to claim 19, wherein the identifierof the electronic document comprises the document identifier, date, endsequence number, document status, document offset and document length.22. The system according to claim 18, further comprising: an enquirymodule for retrieving a pluralities of the electronic documentinformation based on at least one information for the electronicdocument identifier, section, rowtype or column of the electronicdocument, in which the retrieved electronic document information havingat least one file history displayed into at least one list form.
 23. Thesystem according to claim 22, wherein the list form has at least onepredefined information for each document.
 24. The system according toclaim 22, wherein the enquiry module further comprises an editing moduleto load the retrieved electronic document for updating the retrievedelectronic document and storing at least one updated data to the virtualmemory.
 25. The system according to claim 22, wherein the enquiry modulefurther comprises a viewing module to load the retrieved electronicdocument for viewing the retrieved electronic document.
 26. The systemaccording to claim 22, wherein the enquiry module further comprises asearching module, wherein the searching module retrieves the electronicdocument using the web-read module based on at least one index, in whichthe index is retrieved from the identifier of the electronic documentcomprising a document identifier, date, end sequence number, documentstatus, document offset or document length.
 27. The system according toclaim 18, wherein the web-read module further comprises an uploadingmodule to upload the electronic document based on the identifier ofelectronic document, in which the uploading module establishes aconnection to at least one server having the relational databasemanagement system and updates the relational database management tiystemwith the uploade electronic document.
 28. A method to emulate a manualfiling system by storing and processing document that operates on arelational database management system, comprising the steps of:obtaining a login authentication based on at least one user input;validating the login authentication of the user with at least one logindetails in a database; retrieving at least one user security matrixinformation of the valid user stored in the database; and displaying amenu having at least one list of predefined programs stored in thedatabase based on the user security matrix information; wherein the stepof displaying at least one selection menu stored in the database basedon the user's security matrix information further comprises the stepsof: loading at least one electronic business processing module generatorhaving a predefined program, if the user selected from a displayed menu;loading at least one electronic form generator module having apredefined program, if the user selected from the displayed menu; andlogging out and update the logout request time to the database, if theuser selected from the displayed menu; wherein the step of loading atleast one electronic business processing module generator having apredefined program further comprises the steps of: displaying a menu ofhaving at least one list of predefined programs stored in the electronicbusiness processing module generator; creating at least one workflowprogram, if the user selected from the displayed menu; saving theworkflow program, if the user selected from the displayed menu; loadingat least one predefined workflow program, if the user selected from thedisplayed menu; and exiting the predefined program of the electronicbusiness processing module generator, if the user selected from thedisplayed menu.
 29. The method according to claim 28, wherein the stepof creating at least one workflow program further comprises the stepsof: displaying a menu having a start component, end component, conditioncomponent, flow component and save component stored in the database;generating the start component for workflow program based on the userinput, if the user selected from the displayed menu; generating the endcomponent for workflow program based on the user input, if the userselected from the displayed menu; generating the condition component forworkflow program based on the user input, if the user selected from thedisplayed menu; generating the flow component for workflow program basedon the user input, if the user selected from the displayed menu; andsaving the generated components for workflow program, if the userselected from the displayed menu.
 30. The method according to claim 28,wherein the step of saving the workflow program further comprises thesteps of: extracting flow information from the workflow diagram;generating a graphical information from the flow information; storingthe graphical information by using the transaction processing module;generating a predefined program for at least one task of graphicalinformation; integrating a mapping information for the task of graphicalinformation using the transaction processing module; and storing themapped task using the transaction processing module.
 31. The methodaccording to claim 28, wherein the step of loading at least onepredefined workflow program further comprises the steps of: displaying amenu having a design program, metering program and view program storedin the workflow program; authorizing the user to edit at least onepredefined task properties stored in the workflow program, if the userselected the design program from the displayed menu; verifyingoperational workflow for the predefined task using a retrieval module,if the user selected the metering program from the displayed menu; anddisplaying the predefined task, if the user selected the view programfrom the displayed menu.
 32. The method according to claim 30, whereinthe step of integrating a mapping information for the task of graphicalinformation using the transaction processing module further comprisesthe steps of: receiving the mapping instruction from the mappingprogram; extracting a mapping instruction contains mapping level, sourceand destination row identifier; interpreting the mapping instruction ifthe mapping is at a row or column level of the mapping level; validatingif the mapping is at the row level; retrieving a source and destinationrow electronic dictionary using a read module, if there is mapping atthe row level; identifying a matching source and destination column namebetween the retrieved source and destination row electronic dictionary;verifying, if the source and destination column name are matched; addingthe matching source and destination column pair into a temporally list,if source and destination column name are matched; validating if thereare more column to match; validating if the mapping is at the columnlevel; retrieving the source and destination row electronic dictionaryusing the read module, if the mapping is at the column level;translating the column name into actual index based on the rowelectronic dictionary retrieved; generating the mapping program usingthe identified source and destination index; generating at least onecondition and computation based on mapping instruction received; andstoring the generated mapping program to the database using thetransaction processing module.